Background In routine-care Internet-delivered cognitive behaviour therapy (ICBT), engagement may be better understood as a staged process (e.g., early discontinuation vs full completion), yet many studies use a single dropout definition and seldom test whether prediction models remain useful as services evolve over tim...
R. Sapkota, B. Dear, N. Titov et al.· Internet Interventions· 0 citations
Background Internet-delivered cognitive behaviour therapy (ICBT) has potential to reduce access barriers, yet it remains unclear how well routine-care ICBT reaches underserved groups and whether symptom outcomes, engagement, and satisfaction are comparable across demographic subgroups. Methods Routine-care ICBT clinic...
Alayna Gretton, R. Sapkota, Gladys Orobosa et al.· Internet Interventions· 0 citations
The Things You Do Questionnaire–15 item version (TYDQ‑15) is a brief self‑report measure assessing adaptive daily behaviours associated with mental health across five behavioural domains. Although the TYDQ‑15 has demonstrated strong psychometric properties in Western populations, its validity among South Asian ad...
G. K. Chung, Bulbul Sharma, Kai-Sing Sun et al.· BMC Psychology· 0 citations
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